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DMX Document Detail View Loading Problem
Last Post 06/13/2008 11:16 AM by Peter Donker. 3 Replies.
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Gaurav Kumar
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05/30/2008 4:23 PM

Hi

When I click on any Document and  file for  change it's attributes etc. then I cannot edit any entry by selecting it and right clicking it. the loading image does not finish even for hours after you select a document in left and bottom panes of the module

Basically this problem occur whith my online configuration ,When i use fresh DNN installation and configure DMX then it's view is good on my local system but when i use same configuration for my online site then loading image does not finish even for hours.

So can you guide me here to resolve this error?

Peter Donker
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05/30/2008 7:18 PM
Something is wrong with your DNN/DMX installation or IIS/DNN configuration. If I add to this the error you reported just before I have no other conclusion. I have never seen these errors before. It'll take specialized staff to debug your installation, probably.

What do you mean exactly with 'my online configuration'?

Peter
Gaurav Kumar
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06/13/2008 10:35 AM

Hi
when i use this in our web.config file

httpCompression enabled="false"
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then there is nobody any problem occur but when i set


httpCompression enabled="true"


then right click menu problem present and also then loading image does not finish even for hours

Thanks.

Peter Donker
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06/13/2008 11:16 AM
Guarav,

It is important to disable whitespace filtering (as it cripples javascript). Some types of compression can also lead to problems. Compression and whitespace filtering are meant to speed up web traffic and in general this is a great idea. There are many solutions out there and some are baked into DNN and even switched on by default. The important thing to realize is that these tools alter the bytestream that leaves the web server. Therefore it can cripple 3rd party software that is also delivered through this stream. Obviously in this case you'll need to leave the compression to 'false'. Maybe the compression tool can be tuned to exclude particular urls and you could tune it to not be active when DMX is being called. It is up to you to properly configure this.

Peter
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